At 09:58 AM 4/30/2003 -0500, TechShop wrote:
>Copying to a CD and then backing up to another computer produces "read
>only" files for me on the backed up computer !! Yes, I've tried making
>them not read only, but it won't work unless I go through a performance
>of renaming the file etc.
If the files exist in a folder, I can usually right-click, select
properties, then unclick the "read-only" box and it will ask me if I want
to apply the same attribute to every file in the folder.
I like Comparator. It is not as automatic as some sync tools, but it is
free and I trust it because it queries me.
I have also written simple batch files that transfer based on timestamp,
only moving newer files. Here is what I have. Use it at your own risk.
I guess something like Rsync would work.
My crappy batch file. Don't use it without backup up your work first.
cd c:\Documents and Settings\Administrator\Desktop
Echo "copying from compact flash to HD"
xcopy /E /D /-Y e:\main thinker\main
Echo "Done"
Echo "copying Nvivo project from E: to c:\QSR Projects"
xcopy /E /D /-Y e:\qsr c:\qsr
echo "cheeseburger"
Echo "Done"
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